IAEA-INIS-2(Rev.7, Amend.1) (Jan. 2000)

INIS: SAMPLES FOR

BIBLIOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY

VIENNA, AUSTRIA

PREFACE

This is the Amendment 1 of the 7th Revision of the IAEA-INIS-2: Samples for Bibliographic Descriptionwhich is available in electronic form only. This manual is a companion volume to IAEA-INIS-1(Rev.8,Amend.1,Dec.1999): Guide to Bibliographic Description, and reflects the changes to bibliographic and indexing rulessince 1995.

Most samples were taken over from Revision 7 and contain all the parts required for submitting records to INIS,i.e. the bibliographic and indexing parts as well as the abstract. However, the comments following each samplerelate mainly to aspects of the bibliographic description. In each case the sample is accompanied by areproduction of the pertinent title page(s) or pages containing relevant information for the cataloguer.

The publication has three parts: the samples in first part have only one bibliographic level: the monographic; in thesecond part, the samples represented are journal articles with two bibliographic levels, analytic and serial, while inthe third part the samples shown are multilevel records with corresponding "Lead Records".

The experience gained by INIS in almost thirty years of operation has shown that there is sometimes more thanone way of cataloguing a piece of literature. The samples in this volume have been chosen to demonstrate thesimplest and most concise way of cataloguing the documents without losing any important information.

The samples are presented in the FIBRE format as this software is widely used throughout the INIS community.Slight modifications and additions have been carried out to the original samples used earlier to be able to reflectthe latest bibliographic rule changes. To assist users in identifying the names of the Tags, copies of the INISworksheets are included at the end of the document as Attachments 1 and 2.

This publication has been revised by Ms. Seyda Rieder and prepared by Ms. Nora Dreihann-Holenia of theBibliographic Control Unit of the INIS Section. Subject analysis matters have been reviewed by the SubjectControl Unit. Any comments and suggestions for corrections concerning the content of this edition should becommunicated to:

Bibliographic Control Unit, INIS SectionDivision of Scientific and Technical InformationInternational Atomic Energy AgencyWagramerstrasse 5P.O. Box 100A-1400 Vienna, Austria

e-mail: S.Rieder@iaea.org

CONTENTS

PART 1 .......................................................................................................................................... 7

Report ............................................................................................................................................ 8/9

Report with literary indicators N (Numerical data) and Z (Bibliography) .......................................... 10/11

Report with literary indicator V (Computer Program Documentation) ............................................... 12/13

Report with literary indicator Y (Progress Report) .......................................................................... 14/15

Report with literary indicator W (Standard) ..................................................................................... 16/17

Miscellaneous with literary indicator U (Thesis) and N (Numerical Data) .......................................... 18/19

Book with literary indicator Q (Legislative Material) ........................................................................ 20/21

Patent with literary indicator X (Not available from INIS) ................................................................ 22/23

Film ................................................................................................................................................ 24/25

Computer medium ......................................................................................................................... 26/27

PART 2 .......................................................................................................................................... 29

Journal article with literary indicator T (Translation) ......................................................................... 30/31

Journal article with literary indicator K (Conference) ....................................................................... 32/33

PART 3 ........................................................................................................................................... 35

Miscellaneous with bibliographic level: monographic........................................................................... 36/37

Miscellaneous with literary indicator E (No abstract prepared)and bibliographic levels: analytic and monographic .......................................................................... 38/39

Book with literary indicator K (Conference) and N (Numerical Data)and bibliographic levels: monographic and serial .............................................................................. 40/41

Book with literary indicator K (Conference)and bibliographic levels: analytic, monographic and serial .................................................................. 42/43

Book described with literary indicator N (Numerical Data)and bibliographic levels: monographic and collective ......................................................................... 44/45

Book described in bibliographic levels: analytic, monographic and collective .................................... 46/47

Index ............................................................................................................................................... 49

Attachment 1: INIS Worksheet for Bibliographic and Indexing Data ................................................ 53

Attachment 2: INIS Worksheet Abstracts ....................................................................................... 55

Sample 1

001 FI9300038008 S37;S11/01/R/M/N

009 M100 Rosenberg, R.J. (Reactor Laboratory, Technical Research Centre of Finland, Espoo (FI))110 Technical Research Centre of Finland, Espoo (Finland)200 Non-conventional measurement techniques for the determination of some long-lived radionuclidesproduced in nuclear fuel. Literature survey300 VTT-TIED--1357320 ISBN 951-38-4170-7; ISSN 1235-0605403 Apr 1992500 35 p.600 (EN)610 87 refs ., 8 tabs.

009 9800 CESIUM 135; COMPARATIVE EVALUATIONS; FISSION PRODUCTS; IODINE 129; MASS SPECTROSCOPY;NEPTUNIUM 237; NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS; NUCLEAR FUELS; PLUTONIUM ISOTOPES; REVIEWS;SENSITIVITY; SPENT FUELS; TECHNETIUM 99; EXPERIMENTAL DATA; YEARS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES

009 X/EN860 The results of a literature survey on non-radiometric analytical techniques for the determination of long-lived radionuclides are described. The methods which have been considered are accelerator massspectrometry, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, thermal ionization mass spectrometry,resonance ionization spectrometry, resonance ionization mass spectrometry and neutron activation analysis.Neutron activation analysis has been commonly used for the determination of "1"2"9I and "2"3"7Np inenvironmental samples. Inductively coupled mass spectrometry seems likely to become the method of choicefor the determination of "9"9Tc, "2"3"7Np and Pu-isotopes. The methods are discussed and the chemicalseparation methods described. (author).

- Type of record: R (Report)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)- Literary Indicator: N (Numerical data)

Note the following:

- In Tag 008: Primary and secondary subject categories are entered. They are separated with a semicolon butno space.

- In Tag 100: The author’s forename(s) can be entered as initials or in full. The affiliation is entered in freeform. Entry of the country name or country code according to the ISO Standard is mandatory and has to beentered in parentheses.

- In Tag 300: The report number is entered with one hyphen in the prefix part and two hyphens separatingthe prefix from the suffix.

- In Tag 320: ISBN and ISSN have been assigned to the document. Both can be entered at level M, separated by a semicolon and a space.- In Tag 610: The number of references and tables are entered at this tag.- In Tag 800: The document is a review publication. Therefore, the descriptor "REVIEWS" has to be entered.

In this case the number of references should always be entered at Tag 610. The document containssignificant numerical data, therefore the descriptor “EXPERIMENTAL DATA” has been assigned (and theliterary indicator N added in Tag 008).

- In Tag 860: The encoding of superscript characters is carried out by using the special character ". Theywill be shown in certain INIS output products as 129I, 237Np, 99Tc.

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Sample 2

001 JP9306187008 S74/01/R/M/NZ

009 M100 Tawara, Hiro110 National Inst. for Fusion Science, Nagoya (Japan)200 Bibliography on electron transfer processes in ion-ion/atom/molecule collisions (Updated 1993)300 NIFS-DATA--20(rev.1993)320 ISSN 0915-6364403 Apr 1993500 275 p.600 (EN)610 1542 refs.

009 9800 BIBLIOGRAPHIES; COMPILED DATA; CHARGE EXCHANGE; ION-ATOM COLLISIONS; ION-IONCOLLISIONS; ION-MOLECULE COLLISIONS; TOTAL CROSS SECTIONS

009 X/EN860 Following our previous compilations (IPPJ-AM-45 (1986), NIFS-DATA-7 (1990), bibliographicinformation on experimental and theoretical studies on electron transfer processes in ion-ion/atom/moleculecollisions is updated. The references published through 1980-1992 are included. For easy finding referencesfor particular combination of collision partners, a simple list is also provided. (author).

- Type of record: R (Report)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)- Literary indicators: N (Numerical data) and Z (Bibliography)

Note the following:

- In Tag 100: The forenames of Japanese authors are entered in full as given on the publication.- In Tag 110: Full name of corporate organization is entered in free form. Country name or country code has

to be entered according to ISO Standard and included in parentheses.- In Tag 610: The information about the number of references is entered at this tag. - In Tag 800: The subject descriptor(s) indicating the type of data present in the publication, for example

COMPILED DATA, EXPERIMENTAL DATA, etc., is mandatory when literary indicator "N" is assigned.The subject descriptor "BIBLIOGRAPHIES" is mandatory when literary indicator "Z" is assigned.

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Sample 3

001 US9310139008 S12;S54;S99/01/R/M/V

009 M100 Wolery, T.J.; Daveler, S.A.109 USDOE, Washington, DC (US)110 Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA (US)200 EQ6, a computer program for reaction path modeling of aqueous geochemical systems: Theoreticalmanual, user's guide, and related documentation (Version 7.0)300 UCRL-MA--110662(pt.4)330 Contract W-7405-ENG-48403 9 Oct 1992500 349 p.600 (English)610 In FORTRAN IV FOR IBM 370 computer611 Also available from OSTI as DE93007118; NTIS (documentation only); ESTSC (complete softwarepackage), P.O. Box 1020, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-1020; US Govt. Printing Office Dep.

009 9800 CHEMICAL REACTIONS; COMPUTER PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION; DISSOLUTION; E CODES;GEOCHEMISTRY; MINERALS; PH VALUE; RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL; RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION;ROCK-FLUID INTERACTIONS; WASTE-ROCK INTERACTIONS; WATER 009 X/EN860 EQ6 is a FORTRAN computer program in the EQ3/6 software package (Wolery, 1979). It calculatesreaction paths (chemical evolution) in reacting water-rock and water-rock-waste systems. Speciation inaqueous solution is an integral part of these calculations. EQ6 computes models of titration processes(including fluid mixing), irreversible reaction in closed systems, irreversible reaction in some simple kindsof open systems, and heating or cooling processes, as well as solve ''single-point'' thermodynamicequilibrium problems. A reaction path calculation normally involves a sequence of thermodynamicequilibrium calculations. Chemical evolution is driven by a set of irreversible reactions (i.e., reactions out ofequilibrium) and/or changes in temperature and/or pressure. These irreversible reactions usually representthe dissolution or precipitation of minerals or other solids. The code computes the appearance anddisappearance of phases in solubility equilibrium with the water. It finds the identities of these phasesautomatically. The user may specify which potential phases are allowed to form and which are not. There is anoption to fix the fugacities of specified gas species, simulating contact with a large external reservoir. Ratelaws for irreversible reactions may be either relative rates or actual rates. If any actual rates are used, thecalculation has a time frame. Several forms for actual rate laws are programmed into the code. EQ6 ispresently able to model both mineral dissolution and growth kinetics.

- Type of record: R (Report)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)- Literary indicator: V (Computer Program Description)

Note the following:

- In Tag 109: The full name of the Funding Organization has been entered here.- In Tag 110: The full name of the Corporate Organization has been entered here.- In Tag 610: The programming language has to be entered in this tag when literary indicator "V" is

assigned.- In Tag 611: Complete information about the availability of the program, software package is entered at this

tag.- In Tag 800: The subject descriptor ''COMPUTER PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION" has to be entered

when literary indicator "V" is assigned.

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Sample 4

001 IN9301046008 S73/01/R/M/Y

009 M100 Betigeri, M.G. (ed.) (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay (India). Nuclear Physics Div.)110 Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay (India)200 Nuclear Physics Division: Annual Report 1991300 BARC--1993/P/002403 1993500 72 p.600 (English)610 figs., tabs.

009 9800 ACCELERATOR FACILITIES; BARC; NUCLEAR PHYSICS; NUCLEAR REACTIONS; PELLETRONACCELERATORS; PROGRESS REPORT; RADIATION DETECTORS; RESEARCH PROGRAMS

009 X/EN860 A brief account of the research and development activities carried out by the Nuclear Physics Division.Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bombay during the period January 1991 to December 1991 is presented.These R and D activities are reported under the headings: 1) Accelerator Facilities, 2) Research Activities,and 3) Instrumentation. At the end, a list of publications by the staff scientists of the Division is given. Thelist includes papers published in journals, papers presented at conferences, symposia etc., and technicalreports. (author).

- Type of record: R (Report)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)- Literary indicator: Y (Progress Report)

Note the following:

- In Tag 100: The abbreviation "ed." has been entered to indicate the relationship of the responsible person.- In Tag 800: The subject descriptor "PROGRESS REPORT" has to be entered when literary indicator "Y" is

assigned.

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Sample 5

001 US9312044008 S99/01/R/M/W

009 M110 USDOE, Washington, DC (United States)200 Guideline to good practices for control and calibration of measuring and test equipment (M and TE) atDOE nuclear facilities300 DOE-STD--1054-93403 Mar 1993500 34 p.600 (English)611 Also available from OSTI as DE93013952; NTIS; US Govt. Printing Office Dep.

009 9800 MAINTENANCE; MANAGEMENT; NUCLEAR FACILITIES; OPERATON; PERFORMANCE; STANDARDS;STANDARDS DOCUMENT; US DOE

009 X/EN860 The purpose of the Guideline to Good Practices for Control and Calibration of Measuring and TestEquipment (M and TE) at DOE Nuclear Facilities is to provide contractor maintenance organizations withinformation that may be used for the development and implementation of a rigorously controlled maintenanceprogram directed at controlling and calibrating M and TE used for maintenance tasks at DOE nuclearfacilities. This document is intended to be an example guideline for the implementation of DOE Order 4330.4A, Maintenance Management Program, Chapter II, Element 11, DOE contractors should not feel obligated toadopt all parts of this guide. Rather, they should use the information contained herein as a guide fordeveloping an M and TE program applicable to their facility.

- Type of record: R (Report)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)- Literary indicator: W (Standard)

Note the following:

- In Tag 200: The character & in the word combination in parentheses (M & TE) has to be entered as (Mand TE)

- In Tag 800: The subject descriptor "STANDARDS DOCUMENT" has to be entered when literary indicator "W" is assigned.

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Sample 6

001 ES9300006008 S74;S46/01/I/M/NU

009 M100 Peraza Fernandez, M.C.110 Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Dept. de Fisica Atomica, Molecular y Nuclear (Spain)111 Thesis (Ph.D.)200 Measurements of transition probabilities in the range from vacuum ultraviolet to infrared230 Medidas de probabilidades de transicion en el margen del ultravioleta de vacio al infrarrojo300 INIS-ES--001403 1992500 309 p.600 (ES)610 83 refs.

009 9800 ALUMINIUM; CALIBRATION; DESIGN; FAR ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION; GALLIUM; INDIUM; INFRAREDSPECTRA; PHOTODIODES; SPECTROMETERS; TESTING; XENON IODIDES; KRYPTON COMPOUNDS;EXPERIMENTAL DATA

009 X/EN860 In this thesis we describe the design, testing and calibration of different spectrometers to measuretransition probabilities from the vacuum ultraviolet to the infrared spectral region. For the infraredmeasurements we have designed and performed a phase sensitive detection system, using an InGaAsphotoiodide-like detector. With this system we have determined the transition probabilities of infrared lines ofKrI and XeI. For these lines we have not found previous measurements. In the vacuum ultraviolet spectralregion we have designed a 3 m normal incidence monochromator where we have installed an opticalmultichannel analyzer. We have tested its accurate working, obtaining the absorption of KrI. In the visibleregion we have obtained the emission spectrum of Al using a: hallow-cathode lamp and Nd: YAG laserproduced Al plasma. With these spectra we have determined different atomic parameters like transitionprobabilities and electron temperature. (author).

- Type of record: I (Miscellaneous)- Bibligraphic level: M (Monographic)- Literary indicator: U (Thesis), N (Numerical Data)

Note the following:

- In Tag 110: Name of the academic institution granting the degree is entered in free form. Only the countryname or country code is standardized, according to ISO Standard and is included in parentheses.

- In Tag 111: Entry in this Tag is mandatory when Literary Indicator "U" is assigned. It should contain theacademic degree of the dissertation or thesis.

- In Tag 300: This document has no identification number assigned to it by the issuing organization.However, it will be sent to INIS for inclusion in the NCL database on CD-ROM and for electronicdistribution. In this case the input center should assign the next available number to the publication fromits own block of INIS Prefix Numbers. The prefix should start with the word INIS, followed by a hyphen,followed by the two-digit country code of the centre, followed by two hyphens and the sequential number.

- In Tag 800: The document contains significant numerical data, therefore the descriptor “EXPERIMENTALDATA” has been assigned (and the literary indicator N added in Tag 008).

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Sample 7

001 XU9300344008 S98/01/B/M/Q

009 M110 United Nations, Dept. of Political Affairs , New York, NY (US)200 Status of multilateral arms regulation and disarmament agreements. V. 2250 4. ed.320 ISBN 92-1-142196-9401 New York, NY (US)402 UN403 1993500 293 p.600 (EN)

009 9800 ARMS CONTROL; INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS; LEGISLATIVE TEXT; NATIONAL DEFENSE; NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY; NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; NUCLEAR WEAPONS;RAROTONGA TREATY; TLATELOLCO TREATY

009 X/EN860 The present publication, the fourth edition, reproduces in two volumes texts of agreements, in particular,those concerning nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, and the status of those agreements as of 31December 1992

- Type of record: B (Book)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)- Literary indicator: Q (Legislative Material)

Note the following:

- In Tag 200: The book is published in two volumes. The identification of the volume number is enteredas part of the title.

- In Tag 800: The subject descriptor "LEGISLATIVE TEXT" has to be entered when literary indicator "Q"is assigned.

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Sample 8

001 FR9302909008 S21/01/P/M/X

009 M100 Cacciuttola, Alberto110 Societe Franco-Americaine de Constructions Atomiques (FRAMATOME), 92 - Paris-La-Defense (France)200 Mobile carrier device for inspecting secondary fluid side of PWR steam generator230 Dispositif porteur mobile pour realiser des interventions dans la partie secondaire d'un generateur devapeur d'un reacteur nucleaire a eau sous pression300 FR patent document 2682215/B1/310 FR patent application 9112321320 Int. Cl. G21d1/02; G21c17/013; G21c17/017403 7 Jan 1994; 7 Oct 1991500 27 p.600 (French)611 Available from Institut National de la Propriete Industrielle, Paris (France)

009 9800 PWR TYPE REACTORS; REMOTE HANDLING EQUIPMENT; REMOTE VIEWING EQUIPMENT; REPAIR;SECONDARY COOLANT CIRCUITS; STEAM GENERATORS

009 X/EN860 The device has a central body having a first inflatable head and two jacks with an inflatable head at theirextremities each. The legs of the jacks are oriented on both sides of the central body for displacement of thebody by retraction and elongation of the legs

- Type of record: P (Patent)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)- Literary indicator X (Microfiche not available from INIS)

Note the following:

- Tag 300: The Patent Number is entered with the appropriate WIPO Letter Code which identifies the specialtypes of patent documents (e.g. /B1/). If the letter code is not given on the patent document use the list inAppendix 4 of IAEA-INIS-1 to choose the correct letter.

- Tag 310: The Patent Application Number was available in the document and therefore, has been entered inthis Tag.

- Tag 320: Multiple International Classification Codes have been entered. They are preceded by the abbreviation "Int.Cl." followed by a space. The codes are separated by a semicolon and a space. The term"Int.Cl." is only entered once at the beginning of the tag.

- Tag 403: The first date refers to the date when the patent was published. It is identified by INID codenumber 45. The second date refers to the date of the patent application. It is identified by INID codenumber 22. Both dates are entered and separated by a semicolon and a space.

- Tag 611: This patent will not be sent to INIS for inclusion in the NCL database on CD-ROM or electronicdistribution and consequently will not be available through the INIS Clearinghouse. In this case the literaryindicator X has to be assigned at Tag 008 and an availability statement has to be entered in this Tag.

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Sample 9

001 XA9230551008 S61;S21/01/F/M

009 M110 International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria)200 International Chernobyl project401 Vienna (Austria)402 IAEA403 1991500 29 min. sd. colour, video VHS/PAL600 (EN)

009 9800 BIOLOGICAL RADIATION EFFECTS; CHERNOBYLSK-4 REACTOR; DOSIMETRY; FOOD; HUMANPOPULATIONS; MEDICAL EXAMINATION; PLANTS; PUBLIC HEALTH; REACTOR ACCIDENTS; SOILS; WATER

009 X/EN860 This film documents the work of the radiation experts of eight international organizations in the areaaround the damaged Chernobyl nuclear power plant. During this evaluation, radiation measurements andmedical examinations of the population were carried out and samples of soil, water, plants and food taken

- Type of record: F (Film)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)

Note the following:

- In Tag 500: The physical description for films must provide sufficient information to indicate therequirements necessary to hear and/or view the film or tape.

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Sample 10

001 GB9204035008 S61/01/T/M

009 M110 National Radiological Protection Board, Chilton (United Kingdom)200 Committed equivalent organ doses and committed effective doses from intakes of radionuclides310 NRPB-SR--245403 1992500 5 p.600 (EN)610 Software package611 Available from NRPB, Chilton, Didcot, Oxon. OX11 ORQ, price Pound 50.00

009 9800 S CODES; DOSE EQUIVALENTS; INGESTION; INHALATION; MAN; NRPB; ORGANS; RADIONUCLIDEKINETICS; RADIOISOTOPES

009 X/EN860 NRPB-SR245 is a software package which contains the most recent data on doses per unit intake ofradionuclides. The data incorporate the new ICRP recommendations on tissue weighing factors and currentNRPB advice on gut transfer factors. The software package lists the committed effective doses for ingestionand inhalation of 1 #mu#m AMAD particles of 359 nuclides by infants aged 3 months, by children aged 1, 5, 10and 15 years and by adults, together with the highest committed equivalent organ dose

- Type of record: T (Computer Medium)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)

Note the following:

- In Tag 110: There is no personal author in the document, therefore, Tag 100 is omitted. The organizationintellectually responsible for its publication is entered as corporate author in Tag 110 in free form.

- In Tag 310: The identification number of the software package, as mentioned in the abstract, is enteredin this Tag.

- In Tag 611: The availability statement is not mandatory for Type of Record T, but it is highly recommended.

- In Tag 860: Note the encoded version of the Greek letter in the abstract.

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Sample 11

001 US9310031008 S75;S36;S71/01/J/AS/T

009 A100 Il'yasov, R.S.; Merzlyakov, V.V.200 Electromagnetic-acoustic conversion of bulk waves in the para-process region: 2. Functional relations inthe vicinity of the Curie point500 p. 557-563600 (English)610 10 refs ., 6 figs. Translated from Defektoskopiya; No. 9, p. 52-60 (Sep 1992)

009 S229 Russian Journal of Nondestructive Testing320 ISSN 1061-8309403 (May 1993)500 v. 28(9)

009 9800 CURIE POINT; FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS; INVAR; MAGNETOSTRICTION; NICKEL BASE ALLOYS;NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING; THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES; ULTRASONIC WAVES; MAGNETIZATION;TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE; MODE CONVERSION; MAGNETIC FIELDS

009 X/EN860 The contributions from the mechanisms of anisotropic magnetostriction and isotropic magnetostriction ofthe para-process to the electromagnetic-acoustic conversion of bulk waves excited both normal and at an anglerelative to the surface of a ferromagnet are investigated theoretically and experimentally, along with theredistribution of these contributions as the temperature and magnetic field are varied. The characteristics ofelectromagnetic-acoustic conversion in the vicinity of the Curie point are analyzed in detail using athermodynamic description of the magnetization processes near a second-order phase transition, and the limitsof validity of the given approach are discussed. (author).

- Type of record: J (Journal Article)- Bibliographic levels: A (Analytical) and S (Serial)- Literary indicator: T (Translation)

Note the following:

- In Tag 008: Primary and secondary subject categories have been entered. They are separated by asemicolon but no space.

- In Tag 200 of Level A: The document was published in two parts. The title of the respective part is thedistinctive element of the title. Therefore it has been entered in this Tag.

- In Tag 403: Journal datas have to be enclosed in parentheses.- In Tag 610 of Level A: The information about the number of references and figures is entered first,

followed by the information about the original document. At the same time, the Literary Indicator "T" isassigned at Tag 008.

- In Tag 500 of Level S: A space must be entered after the abbreviation "v.", but no space is allowed after thenumber of the volume and the parentheses containing the issue number.

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Sample 12

001 NL94F0429008 S21/01/J/AS/K

009 A100 Perotin, Louis (Electricite de France (EDF), Research and Development Division, 6 Quai Watier,F-78400 Chatou (France))200 Fluid-structure coupling between a vibrating cylinder and a narrow annular flow210 6. international topical meeting on nuclear reactor thermal hydraulics (Nureth-6)211 Grenoble (France)213 5-8 Oct 1993500 p. 279600 (English)

009 S229 Nuclear Engineering and Design320 ISSN 0029-5493321 NEDEAU403 (Sep 1994)500 v. 149(1-3)

009 9800 PWR TYPE REACTORS; FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS; MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS; ANNULARSPACE; INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW; UNSTEADY FLOW; BOUNDARY CONDITIONS; STRUCTURAL MODELS;COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION

009 X/EN860 Full text: An analytical investigation of the fluidelastic coupling between an axial annular flow and aflexible vibrating axisymmetrical structure has been carried out. The model presented is suited to single-phase, incompressible, viscous fluids and to annular flows of variable cross-section, axially symmetrical whenthe structure is motionless. An experimental validation of this model is presented at the end of the paper: theresults obtained with the numerical model are compared with experimental data for an oscillating cylinderfree to vibrate under the effect of a variable-cross-section annular flow.

- Type of record: J (Journal article)- Bibliographic levels: A (Analytical) and S (Serial)- Literary indicators: K (Conference)

Note the following:

- In Tag 100 of Level A: The forename of the author has been entered in full.- Tags 210, 211, and 213 have to be entered when literary indicator "K" is assigned. - In Tag 500 of Level S: A space must be entered after the abbreviation 'v.', but no space is allowed between

the number of the volume and the parentheses containing the issue number.- In Tag 860: The full text of the abstract itself has been entered in this field following the rules established

in 1997. Accordingly, if the length of the full text of the publication is less than 6000 characters and if itdoes not contain any tables or figures, the full text may be entered (in English) in Tag 860 following thewording Full text: unless forbidden by copyright restrictions. Alternatively, a shorter abstract should beprepared. For publications longer than 6000 characters, it is mandatory to provide an abstract.

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Sample 13

001 CZ9626130008 S61/01/I/M

009 M110 Dum Techniky Usti s.r.o., Usti nad Labem (Czech Republic)200 Protection during work with ionizing radiation sources230 Ochrana pri praci se zdroji ionizujiciho zareni300 INIS-CZ--0150401 Ostrava (Czech Republic)402 Dum Techniky Ostrava s.r.o.403 1995500 170 p.600 (Czech)

009 9800 IONIZING RADIATIONS; RADIATION PROTECTION; TRAINING; HEALTH HAZARDS; BIOLOGICALRADIATION EFFECTS; PERSONNEL MONITORING; OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY; PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY;PUBLIC HEALTH; LECTURES; LEADING ABSTRACT

009 X/EN860 The publication has been set up as a textbook for training courses dealing with health protection duringwork with ionizing radiation, designed for supervisory staff and persons directly responsible for activitieswhich involve the handling of ionizing radiation sources. The book consists of a preface and the followingchapters: (1) Fundamentals of ionizing radiation physics; (2) Quantities and units used in ionizing radiationdosimetry; (4) Biological effects of ionizing radiation; (5) An overview of sources of public irradiation; (6)Principles and methods of health protection against ionizing radiation; (7) Examples of technical applicationsof sources of ionizing radiation; (8) Personnel and working environment monitoring; (9) Documentationmaintained at sites with ionizing radiation sources; (10) Methods of personnel protection against externalirradiation and internal radionuclide contamination; (11) Radiation incidents and accidents; (12) Health careof personnel exposed to the ionizing radiation risk; (13) Additional radiation protection requirements inhandling radioactive substances other than sealed sources; (14) Measurement and metrology. (P.A.)

- Type of record: I (Miscellaneous)- Bibliographic level: M (Monographic)

Note the following:

- This is the record of a conference proceedings described at the monographic level (M level). It describesthe publication as a whole and is, therefore, the "LEAD RECORD". The analytics (records describingthe individual chapters of this conference proceedings) have also been submitted and are shown onthe next page. The subject descriptor “LEADING ABSTRACT” has also been assigned in Tag 800.

- Temporary Record Number (TRN) of the "LEAD RECORD" (in this case the TRN is CZ9626130) will beentered in Tag 007 of the analytics submitted from this conference proceedings (See sample 14).

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Sample 14

001 CZ9626131007 CZ9626130008 S99/00/I/AM/E

009 A100 Vlcek, Jan; Husak, Vazlav200 Fundamentals of ionizing radiation physics230 Zaklady fyziky ionizujiciho zareni500 p. 3600 (Czech)

009 M110 Dum Techniky Usti s.r.o., Usti nad Labem (Czech Republic)200 Protection during work with ionizing radiation sources230 Ochrana pri praci se zdroji ionizujiciho zareni300 INIS-CZ--0150401 Ostrava (Czech Republic)402 Dum Techniky Ostrava s.r.o.403 1995500 170 p.

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009 M100 Kuzmany, H. (ed.) (Inst. fuer Festkoerperphysik, Wien Univ. (Austria)); Mehring, M. (ed.) (2.Physikalisches Inst., Stuttgart Univ. (Germany)); Fink, J. (ed.) (Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Inst. fuerNukleare Festkoerperphysik, Karslruhe (Germany))200 Electronic properties of high-Tc superconductors. The normal and the superconducting state of high-Tcmaterials. Proceedings210 IWEPS '92: international winter school on electronic properties of high temperature superconductors211 Kirchberg (Austria)213 7-14 Mar 1992320 ISBN 3-540-56195-1401 Berlin (Germany)402 Springer403 1993500 542 p.600 (EN)

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009 9800 ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE; FULLERENES; HIGH-TC SUPERCONDUCTORS; INELASTIC SCATTERING;LEADING ABSTRACT; MEETINGS; NEUTRON DIFFRACTION; NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE; OPTICALPROPERTIES; RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY; SUPERCONDUCTIVITY; EXPERIMENTAL DATA 009 X/EN860 The Kirchberg meetings are organized in the style of a school where experienced scientists fromuniversities, research laboratories and industry discuss their most recent results, and when students andyoung scientists can learn about the present status of research and applications from eminent workers in theirfield. The present one focused on the electronic properties of the cuprate superconductors. Consideration wasgiven to related compounds which are relevant to the understanding of the electronic structure of the cupratesin the normal state, to other oxide superconductors and to fulleride superconductors. Contributions dealingwith their preparation, transport and thermal properties, high-energy spectroscopies, nuclear magneticresonance, inelastic neutron scattering and optical spectroscopy are presented. 286 figs.

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009 A100 Horsch, P. (Max-Planck-Inst. fuer Festkoerperforschung, Stuttgart (Germany)); Stephan, W. (King'sColl., London (United Kingdom))200 One- and two-particle excitations in doped Mott-Hubbard insulators210 IWEPS '92: international winter school on electronic properties of high temperature superconductors211 Kirchberg (Austria)213 7-14 Mar 1992500 p. 351-367600 (English)

009 M100 Kuzmany, H. (ed.) (Inst. fuer Festkoerperphysik, Wien Univ. (Austria)); Mehring, M. (ed.) (2.Physikalisches Inst., Stuttgart Univ. (Germany)); Fink, J. (ed.) (Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Inst. fuerNukleare Festkoerperphysik, Karlsruhe (Germany))200 Electronic properties of high-Tc superconductors. The normal and the superconducting state of high-Tcmaterials. Proceedings320 ISBN 3-540-56195-1401 Berlin (Germany)402 Springer403 1993500 542 p.

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009 X/EN860 Based on a study of the 3-band Hubbard model, we shall briefly discuss in this paper why the charge-transfer gap and the low-lying excitations of the doped systems may be described by the more simple 1-bandHubbard model; (2) the Green's function for a single hole in the t-J model, (3) the suppression of staggeredmagnetization at small doping concentration as a result of the motion of the holes, (4) the spectral function andFermi surface at moderate doping, and (5) the doping dependence of the optical conductivity

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009 M100 Rubenchik, A. (ed.) (AN SSSR, Novosibirsk (Russian Federation). Inst. Avtomatiki i Ehlektrometrii);Witkowski, S. (ed.) (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Quantenoptik, Garching (Germany))200 Physics of laser plasma320 ISBN 0 444 87426 7401 Amsterdam (Netherlands)402 North-Holland403 1991500 663 p.600 (English)611 Available from Elsevier Science Publication, P.O. Box 211, 1000 AE Amsterdam (NL); also available URL:http://www.elsevier.com/books/12345.htm

009 C100 Rosenbluth, M.N. (ed.) (California Univ., La Jolla, CA (United States)); Sagdeev, R.Z. (ed.) (AN SSSR,Moscow (Russian Federation). Inst. Kosmicheskikh Issledovanij; Maryland Univ., College Park, MD (US))200 Handbook of Plasma Physics500 v. 3

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009 X/EN860 This volume provides a comprehensive review of laser fusion plasma physics and contains very up-to-dateinformation on high density plasma physics and radiation transport, useful for astrophysicists and high densityphysicists. Two chapters (3 and 4) deal with soft X-rays emitted by the plasmas, their use as diagnostic tool andthe production of black-body radiation in this spectral range. Chapters 5 and 6 put main emphasis on thehydrodynamics of compression and heating of spherically symmetric targets, the problems of Rayleigh-Taylorinstabilities and the requirements imposed on the homogeneity of the laser radiation. The numerousphenomena occurring in the low-density corona region through interaction of the intense electromagneticradiation with a plasma are treated in chapters 7-10. The theoretical treatment of plasma turbulence excited inthe corona and the description of the main linear and nonlinear interaction phenomena with emphasis on theexperiments is followed by a special article on resonance absorption and ponderomotive action. Theacceleration of electrons by plasma waves (an effect adverse to the fusion researcher) and its controlled use foradvanced accelerators is dealt with in chapter 11

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009 A100 Richardson, Thomas (Lawrence Berkeley Lab., CA (United States))200 Direct drive fusion studies. Chapter 5500 p. 199-246600 (English)610 234 refs., 17 figs.

009 M100 Rubenchik, A. (ed.) (AN SSSR, Novosibirsk (Russian Federation). Inst. Avtomatiki i Ehlektrometrii);Witkowski, S. (ed.) (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Quantenoptik, Garching (Germany))200 Physics of laser plasma320 ISBN 0 444 87426 7401 Amsterdam (Netherlands)402 North-Holland403 1991500 663 p.611 Available from Elsevier Science Publication, P.O. Box 211, 1000 AE Amsterdam (NL); also available URL:http://www.elsevier.com/books/12345.htm

009 C100 Rosenbluth, M.N. (ed.) (California Univ., La Jolla, CA (United States)); Sagdeev, R.Z. (ed.) (AN SSSR,Moscow (Russian Federation). Inst. Kosmicheskikh Issledovanij; Maryland Univ., College Park, MD (US))200 Handbook of Plasma Physics500 v. 3

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009 X/EN860 Direct-drive fusion demands severe constraints on laser irradiation uniformity that do not apply to indirectdrive. The intent of this chapter is to review the primary physics issues currently considered relevant to thesuccessful demonstration of directly driven high-density implosions. Not all aspects of the direct-drive fusionproblem are discussed in equal depth. The review of topics described in detail in other articles of this volume islimited to discussion of their immediate relevance to direct-drive fusion.

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